Sultangazi Italian Paint Application

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Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete-effect Italian decorative paint in Sultangazi. High impact on a small budget in hallways and corridors.

Italian Paint Application in Sultangazi

The per-square-metre cost of Italian decorative paint is higher than ordinary paint, so the question we are asked most in Sultangazi is about budget. Our answer is clear: limit the application to a small but effective area. Erdağ Yapı Dekorasyon applies Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete-effect finishes throughout Sultangazi.

Big Effect in a Small Area: Hallways and Corridors

The most walked-through yet least considered place in a flat is the hallway. Its total surface is far smaller than the living room — so the cost is low — yet it is the first thing everyone entering the home sees. Travertino or Marmorino on a hallway wall lifts the impression of the whole house for a small share of the budget. The same logic applies to stairwells and corridors. If the budget is limited, we suggest starting here rather than doing the whole living room.

Our Sultangazi Italian Paint Service

Free on-site survey, colour and texture consultancy
Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete-effect techniques
Hallway, corridor and stairwell applications
Living room feature walls and bedroom applications
Transparent per-square-metre pricing
Certified imported materials and guaranteed hand craftsmanship

Durability

In a heavily used hallway, matt textured finishes such as travertino are an advantage: they show fingerprints and small scratches far less than ordinary paint and can be wiped with a damp cloth.

Request a free survey for Italian paint in Sultangazi.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Italian paint take in Sultangazi?

A hallway or corridor takes 1-2 days, a single feature wall 1-2 days and a whole living room 3-5 days.

Where should I start on a limited budget?

The hallway. Its surface is far smaller than the living room so the cost is low, yet it is the first thing everyone entering sees; a small budget lifts the impression of the whole home.

Is it durable in a heavily used area?

Matt textured finishes such as travertino are an advantage in hallways: they show fingerprints and small scratches far less than ordinary paint and wipe clean with a damp cloth.

How is it priced?

Transparently, per square metre. We measure at the survey and give a written quote for the chosen technique; no surprise extras appear.

Should I choose marmorino or stucco veneziano?

Marmorino is more matt and textured, and more forgiving in everyday rooms. Stucco veneziano is glass-like and deep — right for a living room or hallway wall you want to show off.

Can the surface be cleaned if it gets marked?

Yes, but it depends on the finish coat. Polished veneziano resists water and marks; matt marmorino without a sealer can hold a stain, especially on a kitchen wall.

How do we choose the colour — can I see a sample?

We talk about the room's light and the furniture colours first, then apply two or three candidate tones to the wall. There is no extra charge for that trial.

Can it be applied to plasterboard?

Yes. Provided the joint tapes and screw heads are properly filled there is no issue; plasterboard is absorbent, so the primer coat matters more than usual. If joint lines still show, we correct them first.

Can it be used on exterior facades?

It can, though the distinction matters. A marmorino formulated for interiors won't survive freeze-thaw cycles. For facades we use separate formulations and a separate sealer.

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